vue/compose-with-tanstack-form

To build an editable Vue table, compose @tanstack/vue-table with @tanstack/vue-form by sourcing table data from form.state.values.data and binding each cell through <form.Field> using row.index paths, allowing the form to own row state while the table manages layout and row models.

Your Vue table rerenders on every keystroke because it subscribes to the entire data array. Use length-only subscriptions for row add/remove re-renders to avoid rerendering the entire table on every keystroke while maintaining reactive performance.

Fix TS2589 recursive type errors in TanStack Vue Form by using Omit<Row, 'subRows'> for the form row type. This prevents DeepKeys recursion issues when defining optional recursive row data shapes in your editable table.

Yes, you can add and remove rows in a paginated Vue datagrid by having TanStack Form own the source of truth. The table renders from form.state.values.data, supporting cell-level editing, row add/remove, and pagination while the form handles validation and submit.

The best way to manage state for an editable datagrid in Vue is form-owned row data. Keep the source of truth in @tanstack/vue-form and have @tanstack/vue-table render from that state to prevent tangled state management and rerender performance problems.

Bind table cells to form fields in Vue by mapping each editable cell to the corresponding field path like data[${row.index}].fieldName using the <form.Field> component. This ensures each cell updates the form state directly based on its row index.